Barbour County Schools are one of 32 schools in the state selected to receive reimbursement for the cost of making free fresh fruits and vegetables available to elementary students. The new program will be offered to students during the school day when schools begins for the new school year.
Eufaula native Lula Whigham-Marable, a registered nurse and health care executive, was presented the 2021 Alumni Merit Award by her alma mater, Tuskegee University, during… Login to continue reading Login…
BY REBECCA BEASLEY The Barbour County Health Department locations in Clayton and Eufaula will undergo some structural improvements as well as esthetic upgrades. Storage buildings… Login to continue reading Login…
BY RHONDA SHIERLING Medical Center Barbour CEO Lynn Mergen addressed the Barbour County Commissioners at their November meeting and requested funds to purchase equipment for… Login to continue reading Login…
Dr. Wesley Marner is a name many local Eufaulians know very well. Known affectionately as “Doc Wes” to the many patients he has treated since… Login to continue reading Login…
Rick Smith, Troy Regional Medical Center Chief Executive Officer, has been selected as Chairman of the Alabama Hospital Association’s State Legislative Committee. One of the… Login to continue reading Login…
A fun day of activities was held in conjunction with bringing awareness to a very serious health concern. The event, held at the Clayton Community… Login to continue reading Login…
BY DEBBIE I. YUREVICH The warmth of relationships in a small-town community brings a new pediatrician to the town of Eufaula. Dr. Aubrey Coleman will… Login to continue reading Login…
The Alabama Department of Public Health is asking patients not to go to hospital emergency rooms for minor injuries or other non-emergency problems. This request… Login to continue reading Login…